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Description
Closed cell polyethylene foam blank to be used with any type of case. Perfect for gun cases or camera cases. Trace out your parts on the foam & and cut it yourself.
Polyethylene Foam 12″ x 10″
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Foam Features
- Learn About Different Types of Foam
- Polyethylene foam plank measuring 12" x 10"
- Also known as Etha foam or PE
- Actual thickness on 1", 1.5", 2", 2.5" & 3" can vary by: 1/8" - 1/4"
- Foam is closed cell & will not absorb moisture or oils
- Foam can be cut with a razor blade, electric carving knife or hot wire
- After being cut down this will fit most hard shell cases
- Cutting device not included. (this product is foam only)
Standard Polyethylene Foam 12" x 10" - Features
Foam Features
- Learn About Different Types of Foam
- Polyethylene foam plank measuring 12" x 10"
- Also known as Etha foam or PE
- Actual thickness on 1", 1.5", 2", 2.5" & 3" can vary by: 1/8" - 1/4"
- Foam is closed cell & will not absorb moisture or oils
- Foam can be cut with a razor blade, electric carving knife or hot wire
- After being cut down this will fit most hard shell cases
- Cutting device not included. (this product is foam only)
Product Specifications
| Interior Dimensions | 12.00"L x 10.00"W x 0.25"H - 3.00"H (305mm x 254mm x 6.35mm - 76.2mm) |
|---|---|
| Characteristics | Foam Only |
| Case Material | Polyethylene Foam |
| Manufacturing Origin | United States of America |
| Manufacturing Method | Precision Cut |
| Foam Thickness | 0.25 Inch | 0.50 Inch | 1.00 Inch | 1.50 Inch | 2.00 Inch | 2.50 Inch | 3.00 Inch |
| Type | Flat Foam |
Polyethylene Foam 12" x 10" - Videos
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Customer Questions
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Q Is hot glue the only way to glue foam pieces together or are there other adhesives? Which would b... answer nowAsked by on May 12, 2023 12:38 pmAnswered by the admin
Hot melt is our preferred method because it bonds well and can be applied precisely where needed. However it is not the only adhesive that will work. There are likely many adhesives that will work which we are not familiar with, but the only other one we do have experience with which we can recommend is M6900 found here: https://www.caseclub.com/product/heavy-duty-spray-adhesive/
